Maine Coon Kittens: https://angelicexoticcattery.com/product-category/maine-coon/
Key Features: Size: Large, typically weighing 10-25 pounds (4.5-11.3 kg) Coat: Long, thick, and water-repellent, with a ruff of fur around the neck and tufted paws Colors: Available in a wide range of colors and patterns Personality: Affectionate, intelligent, and playful Lifespan: 12-15 years The Maine Coon is known for its sociable and friendly demeanor. Unlike many cats, it enjoys being around people and often follows its owners around the house. Despite its large size, the Maine Coon is gentle and gets along well with children and other pets. Its playful and curious nature makes it an interactive and engaging companion, while its intelligence makes it easy to train. angelicexoticcattery.com/product-category/maine-coon/
Colored Yorkie puppies are looking for kind, caring homes. They have no undercoat, never smell like dog, and are hypoallergenic. Very friendly, small, up to 3 kg, they make excellent companions. They are age-appropriately vaccinated and treated for parasites. They are for love and friendship only. Not for breeding. Any questions, please text me at 718 755 4171. Puppies in New York, ZC 10018. Thank you.
Asian Black Dragon Water Monitors Available For Sale
Asian Black Monitor Lizards (males and females) are available and ready for purchase. About us: The Asian Black Dragon Monitor Lizard is a melanistic (all black) variety of the Asian Black Dragon Monitor Lizard (Varanus\ salvator). This coloring is a genetic mutation similar to albinism, and is not a separate subspecies. They are in great demand in pet stores due to their unique appearance. For questions about purchasing other reptiles that we have in stock and to order, write to us right now [email protected]
Key Characteristics: Size: 21-24 inches (53-60 cm) at the shoulder Weight: 18-40 pounds (8-18 kg) Coat: Golden-yellow with black spots and stripes Lifespan: 10-12 years in the wild, up to 20 years in captivity The serval's long legs and large ears give it a significant advantage in hunting, allowing it to leap up to 10 feet in the air to catch birds and detect the slightest sounds of its prey. Its diet mainly consists of rodents, birds, insects, and small mammals. While solitary and primarily nocturnal, servals may also be active during the day, depending on the availability of food.
